Pageant Queen Contests Hudson Coach Claim at Tri State
The article notes Miss Thomas and Miss Jones of Amarillo work for the Hudson coach and are fixtures in town as the Pageant O The Plains bill in the Amarillo Tri State exposition unfolds. It includes a verse tribute to Amarillo and mentions Miss Thomas’s newspaper ties and support for Duchess of Childress. It also reports on the wedding of Miss Mable Frances Page to Frank L. Gayer at Claude First Baptist Church with families from Claude Dallas Amarillo and Clarendon in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thomas
Miss Jones
Hudson
Amarillo
Helen Martin
Clarendon
Dorothy Pennock
Gladys Page
Mendelsohn
Marian Page
Carl Appling
Louis Gayer
Dallas
Gayer
Baylor University
Claude
Southwest Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Oscar Neal
Quanah
Alma Pafford
Bernice Rowlin
Caroline Tuttle
Louise Palmer
Betty Lee Gowdy
W. R. Gowdy
S. W. Glass
Eugene Weatherby
Waco
T. Hb. Kennedy
Gordon Butler
Mary Lee Vernon
O. ¥. Vernon
Lois Oden
W. F. Oden
Dorothy Stovall
Frank Gilvin
Gail Ha
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Childress
Mecca
Panhandle Plains
Tom Duchess
Tri-State
Ruth Averytt
Daisy Pennock
Rom McClure
Victoria Warner
Leo Patterson
T. J. Page
First Baptist Church
Regene Gilvin
John B. Gilvin
Buchanan Street
Bryan Weatherby
Hubbard City
G. L. Yates
Jack Burgess
Frederick Delzell
Dana Thomas Harmon
Liebustraum
John Gilvin
Tipe Valley
M&s
Jimmy Restor
Frank Gavin
Hdna Earl Northern
Willom Oden
Gan, Irene Hagan and
Lud Fowlkes
John &. Gilvin
Mra
W. A. Weatherby
Huberty
Postum Cereal Company
G. 8S. Galson
Fienrietta
Lilla Riche
Ryan, Okla
Cle Anderson
Sinton
Bug Weatherby
Miss Maynet Thomas Duchess of
Elsie Jones Childress
White & Kirk
the White & Kirk
Turing
Ans
Kirk
Els
Selec
Surance
Greer
Aron Gad